Five Injured In Two Forest Avenue Auto Crashes
Five people were injured in two crashes at Forest avenue intersections yesterday. At Forest Woodrow three occupants of a Chevrolet coupe were hurt. at Forest Lexington two girls sustained injuries. A separate collision involving a Chevrolet and a Texas Oil truck caused no injuries.
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Forest Avenue
Forest and
Woodrow Avenues
East Lexington Avenues
Woodrow
H. H. Simpson
Magnolia Court
Breta Myers
Mary Reid Idol
Vernon W. Idol
North Main Street
Idol
Woodrow Avenue
Hudson
Simpson
J. H. Morgan
Stanley Britt
Lexington Avenues
Boy Bitten by Snake in Pool In Kingport Visit
A 14 year old visitor from Kingport Tennessee named Hop Dean was bitten by a snake in a local pool yesterday. He was transported to Guilford General Hospital and is receiving antivenim treatment. Initial reports suggested a copperhead but the snake was later identified as a water snake.
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Hop” Dean
Kingport
Tenn
Guilford General Hospital
Mrs Sallie Stoves Dies of Paralysis at 67
Mrs Sallie Stoves 67 wife of Charlie Stoves died at her Greensboro highway home near the County Sanatorium yesterday afternoon at 4 following a stroke Tuesday Surviving are her husband two sons George of Meridian Miss Bennie of Jamestown and two daughters Mrs P Jacobs and Mrs R H Norman Funeral services will be conducted from the home Saturday at 4 by Rev John W Moore and interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery
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Sallie Stoves
Charlie Stoves
Greensboro
George Stoves
Meridian
Bennie Stoves
Jamestown
P. Jacobs
R. H. Norman
John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Women of Utah Woolgrowers Aux Commit to Woolen Dress
Each member of the women's auxiliary to the Utah woolgrowers association has promised to buy one woolen dress this year. The pledge reflects a local effort to support textile production and promote membership participation within the organization.
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Women's Auxiliary
Utah Woolgrowers Association
Two Scout Troops Camp At Uwharrie This Weekend
In line with the Uwharrie council plan the scout camp will serve weekend campers. Wesley Memorial church of High Point led by Larry W. Conant and J Allen Austin and First Reformed church Lexington troop 28 use the camp today and tomorrow. Read lists name many participating scouts from both units including Everett Wright Raymond Garrett Joseph Hamlin Lyndon Wilson Thurlow Kearns Howard Bradner Allen Austin James Stewart and more.
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Uwharrie Council
Bunn W. Hackney
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Larry W. Conant
J. Allen Austin
First Reformed Church
Lexington
Everett Wright
Raymond Garrett
Joseph Hamlin
Robert Allred
Lyndon Wilson
Thurlow Kearns
Howard Bradner
Allen Austin
James Stewart
D. Clark Johnson
James Seédberry
Howard Welborn
Robert Cook
Joseph Crowder
Walter Herndon
Ed Woolen
Robert Clifton
Willis Everhart
J. C. Swing
Lester Thomason
Zeb Cherry
Leonard Thomason
Raymond Welch
Herbert Welch
Paul Huffman
John Smith
W. P. Huffman, Jr
Odell Burkhart
Charlie Thomason
James Lewallen
Olin Thomason
Herman Williams
Foy Craven
Two Noted Fighters Slated for Winston-Salem Card Monday
Two internationally known boxers, Young Bob Fritzsimmons and Frankie Wine, will meet in Winston-Salem Monday night Labor Night. A large crowd of High Point fight fans is expected to witness the bout between the two renowned fighters.
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Bob Fritzsimmons
Frankie Wine
Winston-Salem
Crowd gathers at Penney store for model school exhibit
A large crowd gathered yesterday at the J. C. Penney department store on South Main Street to view a model school shown in a front display window. Several young students conducted classroom exercises and games from 1:30 to 6:00, drawing interest from spectators.
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J. C. Penney Department Store
South Main Street
Huge Rat Killed By John W Harris
A rat about 14.75 inches long and weighing one pound was killed yesterday afternoon by John W Harris of 20 Gurley Street. Harris shot the rodent after it approached a residence rear door as he suspected a population of such rats in the area feeding on his chickens.
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John W. Harris
Gurley Street
Harris
Church funeral note corrects minister listing
Funeral services for Mrs Martha J Gibson at Welch Memorial M P church included Rev W J Edwards of the Western North Carolina Christian conference among officiants. An Thursday Enterprise item errantly named Edwards as pastor of High Point Christian Church.
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Martha J. Gibson
Welch Memorial M. P
W. J. Edwards
Western North Carolina Christian Conference
Edwards
Christian Church
High Point
Services Tomorrow At Union Tabernacle
Two services will be conducted tomorrow at the Union Tabernacle West Green and Ward streets along with the Sunday school at 9 45. The morning service at 11 o clock will feature Dr George H Crowell of this city and the 8 o clock evening service will have evangelist Rev Mr Miller who has recently led a tent meeting on North Main Street.
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Union Tabbernacle
West Green
Ward Streets
George H. Crowell
Mr. Miller
North Main Street
West End Baptist Church
H. Love
Children Burn To Death In Michigan Farm Fire
Mrs. Mary Dziendenski’s two children died in a house fire that destroyed their farm home near Rattle Run, about 15 miles south of Port Huron.
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Port Huron
Mich
Mary Dziendenski
Rattle Run
Here
Winston-Salem Minister To Speak Here Tomorrow
Religious events fill the schedule as ministers preach across Winston Salem area churches tomorrow. Dr. S. H. Templeman of Brown Memorial Baptist will lead both First Baptist services. Rev. G. T. Tunstall and Rev. H. Love also preach at Green Street Baptist and West End Baptist respectively.
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Winston-Salem
S. H. Templeman
First Baptist Church
Episcopal
Brown Memorial Baptist Church
H. N. Bowne
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Lake Champagne
Lake Placid
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Fall program begins with Sunday services at Reformed church
The fall program starts with Sunday services at the Reformed church. The pastor will preach in the morning and night, with themes Be a Growing Christian at 11 o clock and Christian Honor at the evening service. Sunday school meets at 9 45, and the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society gathers at 7 p m. All young people and friends are invited.
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G. T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist
St. Edward's Catholic Church
T. A. Sykes
First Methodist Protestant Church
E. Lester Ballard
The
Reformed Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Special services at Community Chapel on Asheboro Street
Special services will be conducted tomorrow at the Community Chapel Church of God on Asheboro Street. At the 11 o clock service the subject will be Christ In You the Hope of Glory. Tomorrow evening at seven thirty the subject will be on.
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Church of God
Asheboro Street
Labor Day Services At Welch Memorial Church
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church schedules a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and two worship services with sermons by Rev. George L. Curry at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p.m. and Junior Endeavorers at 7:15 p.m. Special invitation extends to all laboring people.
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Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Shurch
George L. Curry
Luther R. Medlin
Green Street Scouts Stage Stunt Night
The Green Street Baptist church hosts Stunt Night by its Boy Scout Troop No. 6 featuring an assembly of acts. Colors and Oath open followed by Hello-Five Blackface and Railroad Crossing with two magicians.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Dr. Sawbones and Company
Mexico plans air force expansion and new unit
Mexico says it is preparing for possible conflict and will double its modern aircraft. Thirty planes will be purchased from the United States and a second army air unit will be organized.
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Mexico City
Mexico
War Department
United States
North Carolina Urges Emergency Hay Crops After Weather Loss
North Carolina farmers were urged to plant emergency hay crops in areas where cash and feed crops suffered damage from hall or dry weather.
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North Carolina
Hall
Rimmer Manslaughter Trial Set For Next Week
Mrs E Y T Rimmer of Charlotte faces manslaughter charges in the death of Sam Hedrick after a car struck the wagon he rode in. Hedrick, 51, died of a fractured skull near the Guilford county line. The state patrol reports Mrs Rimmer was arrested in Charlotte and bond set at 2500 dollars. The incident followed a bee sting that briefly distracted her while driving. The trial is scheduled in Thomasville’s recorder's court for next Tuesday at 9 a.m.
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E. YT. Rimmer
Charlotte
Sam Hedrick
Recorder’s Court
Thomasville
State Highway Patrol
Made in Carolina Day displays sweep Main Street stores
In line with state campaigns, nearly all Main Street merchants will feature Made in Carolina goods in their store windows Monday. F J Sizemore, chamber secretary, says special Carolina Day programs will be held by civic clubs with luncheons made entirely from North Carolina foods. Decorations will include state flags the state seal and the golden red NC flower. Talks will highlight North Carolina achievements and ongoing efforts.
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O. Max Gardner
State Department of Conservation and Development
Main Street
Carolina
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Number of unprotected highway rail crossings cited
The Chicago Motor Club reports 210,088 unprotected highway railway crossings in the United States reflecting a substantial safety concern for motorists and trains nationwide.
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United States
The
Chicago Motor Club
Shanghai Wins Prizes for Civic Center Design
Shanghai, China, earned architectural prizes in a competition for a civic center intended to serve the Greater Shanghai region. The awards highlight plans that emphasize urban public space and iconic city architecture.
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Shanghai
China
Greater
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